Great Plains drouth commission meets for relief plans
Federal officials and agronomists from Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska, North and South Dakota gather in Bismarck, N D, to craft relief and control programs as O W Roberts forecasts better spring precipitation though current conditions stress water supplies and livestock across the region. British and allied tensions rise as Franco blocks Barcelona. Britain sends warships to protect shipping while France cautions merchants.
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Morris L. Cooke
Great Plains Drouth Commission
Bismarck
N. D
Montana
Wyoming
Nebraska
North
South Dakota
O. W. Roberts
Walter Welford
North Dakota
Drouth
Cooke
Great Britain
Francisco Franco
Barcelona
Franco
Catalonia
Mediterranean
Eden
France
Madrid
University City
Washington
Eric C. Wendelin
Valencia
United States
Berlin
Rome
Roosevelt to rework government to cut waste and aid farms
Observers note a shift toward cautious policy by President Roosevelt as he forms a committee led by Secretary Wallace to study long term farm tenant relief. The plan signals possible reorganization beyond new agencies, aiming to trim overlap and curb spending while seeking coordinated action across departments.
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Oseph E. Davies
Washington
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Soviet Russia
William C. Bullitt
Paris
Davies
Marjorie Post
Hutton
Biggost
Wisconsin
Federal Trade Commission
Wilson
Democratic National Committee
Russia
Italy
Philippines
United States Senate
New York
Moscow
Mr. Roosevelt
Wallace
Department of Agriculture
House
Senate
Congress
Treasury
Asa
Rit
Casevelt
Teacher Questions Tommy on Golden Rule Incident
A fragmented classroom dialogue recalls a teacher urging Tommy to apply the golden rule. The brief exchange includes prompts about handling a larger boy and what name to call, amid garbled OCR text.
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Tommy
In Ber Footsteps and Daughters Wash Dishes
A fragment recalls affectionate remarks about a motherly figure, noting hands and past duties such as washing dishes. The reminiscence hints at family dynamics and a sentimental memory of home chores. Specific identities or places are not clear in the text.
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I. Stickling
Russia
Hitler
Moscow
Germany
Great Britain
Baldwin
von Ribbentrop
Strickling
Communist Internationale
Japan
Berlin
Stand Aside Judge The Next Person Who Interrupts
A court notice reports strict behavior rules with a warning that any interrupter will be removed. A prisoner exclaims Hooray in the moment, reflecting tension in the courtroom. The item preserves a chaotic scene and public order concerns.
Preacher Question Sparks Plea for Donations
A ne preacher asks if anyone in the congregation wishes prayers. Bro Jones agrees to participate, claiming generosity and urging others to join as the collection plate is passed.
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Bro Jones
Brother Jones
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